Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Find Cheap Prepaid Cell Phones and Service Providers

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If you're looking for cheap prepaid cell phones, Walmart.com is the place to find them. The electronics portion of the site has a page devoted to prepaid cell phones that helps you choose your ideal service by your ZIP code.

Many prepaid phones are also available in Walmart stores. Prepaid providers that do business with Walmart include Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, Virgin, Alltell, and more.

If you purchase a prepaid cell phone online, you can have it shipped to your local Walmart store for free. Normal shipping charges apply if you have the device mailed to your home.

Top-selling prepaid phones include the Samsung A177 GoPhone for AT&T. The phone has a fully QWERTY keypad and includes $50 worth of free airtime if purchased at Walmart.



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Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Sony Unveils New PS3 Controller at Gamescom Conference

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In an effort to keep up with the competition from the Nintendo Wii, Sony recently unveiled a new PS3 controller at the Gamescom conference in August. The PS3 motion controller is similar to the motion-detecting Wii remote.

The PS3 motion remote promises gamers a more unique playing experience than any other controller on the market. Sony claims the controller can offer sub-pixel precision.

"In real life people don’t just move sideways that’s why our motion sensor controller reads your position in full 3D this means that you can reach right into the TV and become part of the game," the controller's trailer explained.

The new controller looks like a wand with a ball of color at the top. The lights and colors of the ball are intended to give gamers new and different ways to play. For example, the flashing ball could indicate who the winner is after a game.



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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Sony MP3 Players - 32 GB X-Series Walkman

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The 32 GB X-Series Walkman is one of the latest Sony MP3 players. Priced at $399, the device has received excellent reviews from electronics sites thus far.

The X-Series is Sony's first touchscreen MP3 player. The player has been praised for its creative interface and appealing sleek design.

Among its many features are podcast capability, YouTube integration, an FM tuner, Wi-Fi, and built-in noise cancellation technology. The device also supports videos from Amazon's Unbox.

On the downside, the X-Series is very expensive. Sony priced the device to compete with the iPod Touch. Reviewers were also disappointed with the device's ability to transcode video effectively.



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Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Learn What Is Bluetooth Technology

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Wondering what is Bluetooth technology? We'll give you a concise, simple overview of this advanced technology in this post.

Basically, Bluetooth technology allows mobile and fixed devices to share data wirelessly. Bluetooth devices use a wireless open protocol to create PANs, or personal area networks, for data exchange.

Bluetooth was originally designed to replace cumbersome data cables for sharing information. Bluetooth works with most types of devices, which saves users the trouble of synchronization.

Bluetooth devices can link cell phones, PDAs, computers, speakers, game consoles, and more. The technology is named after a 10th-century Danish king who brought various tribes together into one kingdom. The implication is that Bluetooth has done the same thing by uniting protocols for communication.



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Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Latest Nintendo Wii Games - Review of Wii Sports Resort

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One of the hottest Nintendo Wii games right now is "Wii Sports Resort," the follow-up game to the blockbuster hit "Wii Sports." "Wii Sports Resort" features a new accessory as well, the Wii Motion Plus.

The Wii Motion Plus allows the game to sense users' movements in 3-D. The accessory adds tremendous accuracy and precision to the sequel to "Wii Sports."

Sports Resort features 12 activities from which gamers can choose. Two of the activities, golf and bowling, were featured on the original game.

New activities include things like archery, basketball, and fencing. The game and the Motion Plus accessory sell for about $49.99.



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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Handheld X Box Games Console May Be on the Way

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A senior exec from the Microsoft corporation has indicated that the company will eventually release a handheld version of the X Box games console. The executive, Shane Kim, shared the news in an interview with game website Kikizo.

"For us, it's a matter of focusing on 'when', because if we chased after a mobile or hand-held opportunity, we would not have the resources and ability to do things like Project Natal," Mr. Kim said.

Microsoft has suggested that their handheld device will do more than just play games. The device would more than likely incorporate social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter as well as movie rental services like Netflix.

Mr. Kim would not reveal a timeline for the release of the handheld gaming console. He said the company is also toying with the idea of creating its own phone in lieu of a portable console.



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Thursday, July 16, 2009

Buy Used for Cheap Cell Phones

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The simplest way to find cheap cell phones without having to sign a lengthy contract is to buy used. You can find hundreds of affordable cell phones on CellularCountry.com.

If you decide to buy used, there are a few things you should consider first. For instance, is the phone you're buying unlocked? The phone will be unusable if it is still locked.

Secondly, the phone should come with a decent warranty. Without a warranty, you won't be able to get your money back if the phone doesn't work.

Finally, make sure the company you buy from has thoroughly inspected the phone. For example, Cellular Country subjects every phone they sell to a 5-point inspection to guarantee quality.



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